RICHMOND SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY PRESENTS
THE CRUCIBLE
by Arthur Miller | Directed by Simon Bickerstaffe
Be afraid. The witches of Salam are coming for you...
Set during the Salem witch trials, The Crucible follows a small Puritan community torn apart by fear, suspicion, and false accusations.
Written in the 1950s as a warning against political persecution, Arthur Miller’s 20th century masterpiece exposes how easily truth can be sacrificed for power and self-interest.
DATE
Saturday 24 October to Saturday 31 October 2026TIME
7.45pm | 3.00pm (Matinee Sunday 25 October)
TICKETS
£16 RSS members & £19 non-membersAPPROX. RUN TIME
TBC. There is an intervalACCESS
Access to the auditorium is via several steps, so we currently cannot accommodate wheelchairs. Please contact the Event Organiser before booking if you need further guidance.GUIDANCE
This production contains mature themes including persecution, coercion, emotional distress, threat and references to execution. Recommended for secondary school age audiences and above.CAPTIONED PERFORMANCE: THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER
Captioned performances provide the show text on screens for audiences to read live during the performance. D/deaf or hard of hearing audiences may benefit from this service. Our open captioning unit will either be displayed at the back of the stage or on the proscenium arch, viewable from the majority of seats. Please contact the Event Organiser before booking if you need further guidance.
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